Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-12-17
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Orr fran the Tornado mine assays s174 &c
the ton.
The Diana Monitor has succumbed TO the
iDtvitable.
Tin organizations at Rapid City are great J
on the IL crease.
WAiertown is vigorously laboring for q lc'
CT semiusry.
A post, flee has been established 1T Rvtten,
Ramsey county.
The Deadwood Times predicts . mining
boom In that vicinity.
Indie .t'ons are threatening y. Wa,ertowD
fJr = soft coal famine.
Free postal delivery sew ce has been order
cd established at Fargo.
The Grand Forks Catholic church has been
rebuilt At a cost OF 1900.
A K Van Camp tusked fifty bushsls Of cjrn
to the acre In Hyde county.
A wild deer was seen in tie vicinity Of
Sioux Crossing Tuesday.
Bismarck ls TO b, supplied with signal ser
vice nsgs and DAT y reports.
The pJst, flee AT HezeDbrook, Kid!er c)un-
", has been discontinued.
The Indian trade at Pierre is increasing
since the river iroz: ov r.
Several Russian families have left Hulchin-
sou county for California.
Thirty thousand bushels Of grain were
shipped from lrosuois last Saturday.
The Wells Fargo fpress company now hsy.
. regular e. e a, Lead City.
The Sou Falls street car lire VIII be ex'
tended several miles next spring.
Sioux Falls has q business ciub OF 100 mem.
bers who pay an initiation fee OF s2j.
The Besdle county prohibition convention
will meet at Huron the 18th last.
The ~artesian well at Buffalo Gap Is now
1000 feet deep and at a standstill.
Dakota has 252 newspapers, according t.
the Bismarck Tribune statistics.
Four citizens OF Carbonate were arrested
Monday on the Charge OF robbery.
Labolt, q new town on the Manitoba, NORTH
Of MubanR, wants a general store.
Bismarck ladies are gathering plants for s
conservatory for the penitentiary.
Aberdeen Typographical union Is arranging
to ho.d n grand reunion and ball.
A.Chicago syndicate is negotiating for tht
marbe quarries near Buffalo Gap.
Rapid City now claims q population OF 5,00t
| people according to the late census.
There is a move ment Cu foot to organize
Sons Of Veterans lodge at VermillIon.
Negotiations are pending for the establish
ment OF a wagon factory at Sioux Falls.
Governor Church has pardoned John Lacy
confined in The Sioux Falls peniteutiary.
Thirty five tons Of tin ore have been shipped
from the Hills to England for treatment.
Two Wagon load Of hogs we're hauled sixty
miles a few days AGO to the Pierre market.
The Indians have ~receivc! permits sion from
the agent AZ Bennett TO sell wood THIS wfnter
The leading hotels OF Fargo tire aten Il
close as soon as prohibition goes into effect
A fund Of $4,000 has been secured In Cas-
county for the enforcement OF the local optiol
law.
Tie liquor dealers Il Fargo have deter
mined to defy the law hy running alter Jauu
AIRY l.
A pupil has been expelled frCm the schoo
Of mines at Rapid City for insulting the pro
ftssor.
The postonlr,s at Lost Lake, Turner county
and McCook, Uuion county, have been discon
tinued.
A scheme is being worked up TO establish
permanent endowment fund for the Redf st
college.
IL each county elects Its full quota Of dele
oates IN tba Aharaeop nopvapti,p ,h.ra nil
be about $50.
An oifer OF $1a,0C0 was refused for q
twenty-foot front On Main ~streetin Deadwooc
Saturday.
The last Gle AZ up from the Caledonisn,
Hcnestake and associate mires amounted t.
sl2s,G00,
The Dolphin group Of mines near Caste
City have neen sold 10 the Harvey Peak con.
pany for 80 100.
LeweliA Smith, while c~oastins near Gary
Friday, had her hip broken and her leg below
the knee, which VIII cause her to be a ripple
for life.
A new s75,000 opera house and q SIC, 900 VI
sduct on Eighth street, were the latest schemes
afoot In Sioux Falls.
Great excitement prevails at Bismarck ever
the killing OF one Of the largest panthers ever
seen In that country. 1t measured eight feet
from tip Of nose to tip Of tail.
A committee representing the NJ. Z, confer
ence held 3 meeting al Watertown last week
ard passed resolutions favoring the establish
ment Of u seminary at that tlace.
Warrants were issued Monday for the ar
rest OF twenty Indians on the Winnebago rec
ervation on the charge Of assault with deadly
weapons. These Indians sold wood 10 tn.
whites and received money for 1t, and then
drew their revolvers and refused to let them
depart with the wood. The whites remon-
etrsted, when the Indians arrested and hao
them taken to Fort Thompson, where they
were held In confinement, causing much hard.
ship and expense.
The passenger train on the Hswa,der
branch leaving Huron at 2:20 stuck in the
snow two miles west Of Iroq lois Sunds y after
The passengers from the east due Al
Huron ct 1910 WAS half an hon. lste at Ire
Quois. Before getiilg through the drift the
passeuSefS from the east, ran into the reaJ
coach, splitting II nearly In two. Fortunately
only Ave passenger were 10 the coach at the
time and none were seriously hurt. Frank
Egsn, IF s.. Pan, had his collar bone broken.
None OF The other passengers were Injured.